The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-05-26
The Savannah Weekly News,
Sixteen Pages.
For Saturday. May %, 1887.
NOW RE ADV.
CONTENTS,


FIRST PAGE-Who Bides His Time; The Cap
tain's Orphan, an illustrated story; A Million
aire Who Don't Know How to Give Dinners;
Some WellFilled Wine Cellars in New York
City, illustrated; Dutch Etiquette.
SECOND PAGE-Clause Four of the Interstate
Law Yoke; A Mob Attacks O'Brien: Negro
Education; Ruin of Cattle King; France S
Crisis; Surrounded by Fire; Executed by
Soldiers; Tried for His Murder on Circumstan-
ctal Evidence; Knights Templar Meet at Atlanta;
Pasco to be Florida's Senator; Cut by His Mate.
THIRD PAGE-The Florida Senatorial Fight
Settled by the Election of Mr.. Pasco; Florida S
Metropolis; Georgia's Capital City; Another
Jail Delivery; Southern Presbyterians; Depew
and Conkling; Chicago Builders Deal Blow at
Trades Unionism; DR.. McGlynn's Oddities; Rob
bers Board Train A Crazy Man Awaiting
Trial for Murder; A Strange Story; The Inqui>i-
tive Elephant; Miscellaneous.
FOURTH PAoE-A Desperate Attempt to Stone
O'Brien to Death Revocation of the Suspension
of Clause Four Hinted At; Charleston Wants
Clause Four Enforced; Death of Ex-Gov. Vim.
Smith, of Virginia. Grand Preparations for the
National Drill; S2,0O0000 in Smoke; Forfeited
Land Grants; Three Per Cents Called In; Miners
in a Mob; Episcopalians Shocked; Florida s
Legislature; Tracking the Train Robbers;
Mexican Plots; The Blasphemer's Trial; Another
Comet; The Georgia Lottery Case Remanded to
State Courts; Miscellaneous.
FIFTH PAGE-Gothams Police Force; The
Latest Innovation in Feminine Gear; Florida s
Lawmakers; St. Stephens Church Endangered;
O'Brien's Victory; Presbyterians in Council;
Germany Views the French Crisis with Silent
Complacency; Non-Dependent Pensioners; 25-
100000 Acres of Land Thrown Open to Settle
ment; Atlantas Budget; A Prodigal Son Found
on the Scaffold; Fashions of Note Writing;
Revenue Changes; Finding Pharaoh.
SIXTH PAGE-Sonora's Old Mines; Mark
Twain's Fight; Slaves in Mexico; The Gardens
of Egypt: Two Genuine Fire Proof Salamanders
Taken to New York; A Picture of Pandemonium
Boston and Omaha; The Mysteries of Mormon
ISM News for the Astors; Romances Retailed
in the Unromantic West An Able Story; Bought
Like Cattle; Slightly Acquainted.
SEVENTH PAGE-Agricultural Department: Po-
tato Experiments; Ashes for Manuring Pur-
poses Manuring Plants; The Georgia Crop Re
port for May; Rotation in Crops; Something
About Figs; Farm Notes; Household; Popular
Science. The National Dill; Steamers in Coils
ion; A Rich New York Family; Arrested for
Brushing a Fly from His Nose.
EIGHTH PAGE-Rev. Talmage on Remembering
Seamen at Decoration Time; Indian Traders
Present Long List of Grievances; Tallahassee
Matters; O'Brien at Niagara Falls.
NINTH PAeE-First Day of the National Drill;
Southern Presbyterians; Attorney General Gar
land Don't Want the Judgeship; The Pope
Wishes for Universal Peace and More Power:
| Celebrating as to the New French Cabinet
| O'Brien Warned; An Edict Against the Labor
Unions; Georgia's Capital City; Storm at Co
| lumbus; Jail Delivery at Jacksonvlle; Florida's
1 Tnu Tala in
TENTH PAGE--The News in Georgia, gathered
| from correspondents and exchanges.
ELEVENTH PAGE-Round About in Florida
Yellow Jack at Key West; Isidore Garnee,
While Drunk, Stabs His Bosom Friend; Flor
idas New Speaker; Atlanta by Wire; South
| Carolina Items; Columbus Happenings; Brief
| Teegraphic Summary.
TWELFTH PAGE - Editorial: Lamar on the
South; Mr.. Lamar's Allotment Scheme Re
markable immigration; Extra Billy Smith:
| The Florida Senator; Remnants of the Carpet
bag Era; Coroners'- Juries; Young Senators
| Opening Ceremonies of the National Drill; Pres
| byterians at work After the President to Visit
st. Louis; Cleveland's Wedding Anniversary;
| Though Very Weak, O'Brien Again Visits Can.
ada; Railroad Grants.
THIRTEENTH PAGE-Local Department: viii
liam Prenty Accidentally Shoots a Negro; Boyer
| Not Guilty; John Harrison Dead; The Pythian
Convention; Drowned From Sloop Shot by a
Negro; Twelve Houses Burned; The Charges fol-
COMPRISING to be Advanced; Killed by Can
non Shot; Business Men Discuss Compress
Charges; Arrival of Cars for the Tybee Rail
way; Base Ball
FOURTEENTH PAGE-"H. H. j." on Florida's
outlook; She Wanted to be Widow; The Chi
nese Executioner; Southern Millionares Who
Made Money in Railroads; A French Chestnut
Willie Sprague, Who Married His Step-Aunt
Seeks a Divorce; The Spinster and Her Tor
ments; The Gamut of Crime; The Country
Press Heard From on the Non-Free Pass Deal
FIFTEENTH PAGE-Stories Recalled for Which
Col. Jack Wharton was Famous; How Adam
and Eve Lived Long Ago Outside the Garden
Freddys Appeal; Mr.. Evarts Got Reply; Why
BARRIERS are Usually Irreligious; Current Com
ment; Bright Bits; Personal; Items of Interest
SIExTEYTH PAGE-Review of the Savannah
Markets; Fruit and Vegetable Market; Condi
ton of the Sea Island Cotton Crop in Georgia
| Florida and South Carolina; The Celtic Britain
| mic Collision; General Railway News; The Cen.
| trail Railroad Pushing It's Alabama Extensions:
Atlauta's New Roads; The Augusta and Chat
| tanooga.
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